Food: Where does it come from: Class 6 Science Q&A · Page 2
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- ScienceClass 6CBSE
Honeybee makes honey from (a) pollen (b) petals (c) nectar bud.
Solution: : Honeybees collect nectar from flowers and take it to their beehive. Honeybees convert it into honey and store it as food. Hence we get honey from beehives.
- ScienceClass 6CBSE
Given below are names of some animals. (i) Goat (ii) Human beings (iii) Cockroach (iv) Eagle which of the above animals form a pair of omnivores? (a) (i) and (ii) (b) (ii) and (iii) (c) (iii) and (iv) (ii) and (iv)
Solution: Human beings and Humans and cockroaches eat both animals and plants so, they are omnivores. Goats eat only plants and plant products so they are herbivores. Eagles eat flesh of other animals so, they are carnivores.
- ScienceClass 6All
What is millet in Hindi?
The word "millet" can be translated to Hindi as "बाजरा" (pronounced as "bajra"). Bajra is a commonly grown type of millet in India and is used for various culinary purposes, including making flatbreads, porridge, and other dishes. It is known for its nutritional value and is an important staple in many Indian households.
- ScienceClass 6All
what is ragi?
Ragi, scientifically known as Eleusine coracana, is a small-seeded cereal grain, also known as finger millet. It belongs to the grass family (Poaceae) and is widely cultivated in various regions of Africa and Asia. Ragi is particularly well-suited to harsh growing conditions, including dry and semi-arid climates, making it an important crop in areas with limited water resources. Here are some key features and uses of ragi: Nutritional Value: Ragi is hig